Cowboys' Offseason: Potential Blockbuster Moves

0:00With the NFL today, March 8th, Jerry Jones, the Dallas Cowboys owner, recently said he's willing to bust a budget on free agents or trades this all season. Fans have heard this talk before, but something feels different this time around. The Cowboys could get aggressive to feel key spots like safety, cornerback, linebacker, and outside linebacker. Earlier this week, speculation ramped up about potential blockbuster moves. These predict trades for players like Pittsburgh's dealers outside linebacker, Nick Herbig, swapping the Cowboys 12 overall draft pick for, Pittsburgh's 21st and the player. They also see a deal from Miami Dolphin Safety, Minka Fitzpatrick, a three time all pro, in exchange for a fourth round pick. Cowboys fans are buzzing with excitement over these ideas, hoping for real upgrades. Fitzpatrick would boost the secondary with his versatility in the box or deep coverage. Meanwhile, signing free agent cornerback Alante Taylor to a projected 4-year 77 million

1:01dollar deal could solve injury woes at corner, given his slot and outside flexibility. On the linebacker front, grabbing Philadelphia's Nicopi Dean for about 4 years, $40 million makes sense. He knows new defensive coordinator Christian Parker's scheme from their Eagles days, easing any transition. Still, his injury history raises flags, so Dallas might draft insurance early. As free agency heats up, all eyes are on weathered Jones follows through. These moves could transform the defense and push the Cowboys toward another Super Bowl run, but it all hinges on how far they're truly ready to spend. This story is made possible by our sponsor, see the episode description, your pillow, your podcast, your moment, made for listening in bid, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com